gun oil
I was at the range last week and I was talking with a guy about what oil he uses after cleaning his gun. He told me he uses brake cleaner (to clean the parts) and dips all his parts in transmission fluid when putting his gun back together. Says it burns off the un-used oil in a shot or two...my question is.... is this a good way of doing it?
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A few months back there was a discussion about good gun oils. One of you gents recommended one of the air rifle manufacturer's products.
Which one and which of his oils was the recommendation?
I appreciate the help.
OleDuk[:)][:)]
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Have you ever tried Mobil 1 synthetic, in 5w or 10w?? I use it all the time now....
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I'm not sure what you are speaking of, but you might want to take a look at this:
http://www.bluewonder.us/DisotecXFR.html
I like Blue Wonder products and many people here also endorse them.0 -
Everybody seems to have an oil they like and if you are useing on an air gun please be aware that a petro based oil can "DIESEL" causeing damage to gun I like BALLISTOL it is non toxic no CFC's no CARCINOGENS and BIO-DEGRADEABLE it will not harm wood "LEATHER" plastic rubber or plants. Sounds like something out of the add man for HERTERS in the 1940's but it is great stuff. quote:"Praise the hardball gun" 0 -
Kleen Bore formula 3 for everything. very very little. I have the same bottle of oil for 3 years
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Finally found it...Beeman MP-5 ....Available from www.airgunexpress.com $5.25 / 4 oz.. Their website is kinda crude..ask for a catalog. It gives much better descriptions.
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